DIY WOODEN FINGERBOARD RAMPS
Built like a real ramp. Just a little smaller.
Build your own fingerboard spot from precision laser-cut wooden parts. Supporting ribs, real metal edges and a pre-cut 1 mm wooden riding surface bring genuine skatepark construction to your desk — ready to assemble, customise and skate.
HOW IT WORKS
From flat parts to your new spot
Everything is designed to turn the build itself into part of the fingerboarding experience.
01 — Release the parts
Carefully remove the precision laser-cut components from the carrier sheets.
02 — Build the structure
Assemble the 4 mm wooden construction and its supporting ribs.
03 — Add the riding surface
Attach the pre-cut 1,5 mm veneer and the included metal components.
04 — FINISH IT. SKATE IT.
Apply the included anti-slip tape, allow the glue to cure and start your session.
05 — Make it yours
Paint it, draw on it, add stickers — turn your ramp into your own spot.
BUILT FROM THE INSIDE OUT
A miniature skatepark build
These are not display models. The internal supporting structure is inspired by real wooden skate ramps, while the pre-cut veneer creates a smooth riding surface. Building the kit gives you a closer look at how a proper ramp works — before you skate it.
FIRST 100 KITS
Launch bonus: wood glue included
Wood glue is normally the only additional material you need. For the first 100 kits, we include it free — so you can start building straight away.
Questions before you build?
Every kit includes the laser-cut wooden carrier sheets, pre-cut 1 mm veneer riding surfaces, the product-specific metal components, anti-slip tape and printed instructions with a QR code for the digital guide. See the individual product page for the exact contents.
Only wood glue. No other materials are required. For the first 100 kits, the wood glue is included free as a launch bonus.
Allow approximately 1–2 hours for assembly, plus the curing time recommended for your wood glue.
Yes. The kits are designed for builders aged 10 and over and include step-by-step instructions. Adult help or supervision may be useful where appropriate.
Yes. The natural wooden surfaces make an ideal starting point for your own colours, graphics and details. Customise the parts before final assembly where possible.
The included tape attaches underneath the finished obstacle and helps keep it in place during your session.
The kits are made and finally assembled in Germany using materials sourced from the EU.
